TS4363 exchange account configuration option is gone for apple mail 6.0

why are there no account options. I have an exchange account that automatically configures to pop and is terrible., pop needs to simply drift into the history books and leave the email world to imap and echange and everyother email protocol that is read on all devices... I can use and have configured an account from a previous install that functions fine but fail bucket on setup of a new one:(

Okay - I fixed it. Here's what I did.
- Deleted the entire mail folder inside my Preferences folder. ~/Library/<userfolder>
- Kept the files in the trash just in case, but didn't need them
- Rebooted
- Opened the System Preferences
- Selected "Mail, Contacts & Calendars"
- Verified the previous account was gone
- Clicked Create
- Created a new account and then opened Mail
- Voila! Email
Note - if you trash the mail folder inside Preferences, it will delete any local emails. All my email is IMAP and I never store anything locally, so everything syched right back when the account was recreated.
Good luck. Hope this helps.

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